Introduction: The one Thing, which is rising Week after Week, Mouth after Mouth and which has given the Sleepless Nights to 100 days of Congress Government, which affects from Prime Minister to Common Man. YES, IT IS INFLATION.
Inflation is commonly understood as a situation of substantial and rapid general increase in the level of prices and consequent deterioration in the value of money over a period of time. In other words inflation usually refers to a persistent and rapid rise in the general price level, which reduces the value of money or its purchasing power over a period of time.
Number of Pages of Project Report: 93
Package Includes: Synopsis/Project Proposal + Project Report
Project Format: Document (.doc)
Table of Contents of Project Report:
1. Introduction of Inflation
1.1 Inflation: Definition
1.2 How to measure Inflation?
1.3 Features of Inflation
1.4 Types of Inflation
- Creeping Inflation
- Walking Inflation
- Running Inflation
- Galloping or Hyper-Inflation
- Cost-Push Inflation
- Demand-pull Inflation
- Built-in Inflation
- Chronic Inflation
- Core Inflation
- Headline inflation
- Stealth Inflation
- Assets inflation
1.5 Others Terms related to Inflation
- Deflation
- Disinflation
- Inflationary spikes
- Reflation
1.6 Causes of Inflation
A) Monetary Factors
B) Non-monetary Factors
C) Structural Factors
2. Trace the Effects of Inflation
2.1 Economic Effects of Inflation
2.1.1 Effects on production
2.1.2 Effects of Inflation on Income Distribution
2.1.3. Effect Of Inflation on Consumption And Welfare
2.1.4. Effects of Inflation on Foreign Trade
2.1.5. Social and Political Effects
2.1.6. Effects On Manufacturers
3. Measures to Control Inflation
1) Monetary Measures
2) Fiscal Measures
3) Other Non-monetary Measures
4. Price Rise still pinching Common Man's Pocker
5. Tackling Inflation
6. Measures of Inflation
7. Inflation & India (WPI)
8. Indian Scenario
- Reasons for inflation in India
- Inflation Pressure over the Last Few Months
- Inflation in India and other Developed Countries
- Inflation during 1980's and 1990's
- Global Inflation A Comparison With India
9. Issues in Measuring Inflation
10. An Example Of How Inflation Can Be Dangerous (Case)
11. Reserve Bank of India
- Introduction
- Functions of Reserve Bank of India
- Role of RBI
- Control Measures of RBI
- Monetary Policy
- Monetary & Credit Policy
12. Conclusion
13. Annexure
